Articles related to "Ear Problems"

Ear cytology is a valuable test used to diagnose ear infections in dogs and cats. Cytology detects bacterial, yeast and parasitic infections and helps direct treatment.

Goldenseal is an herbal remedy that can effectively treat inner ear problems and is worth trying before resorting to ear tubes.

Taking a Peek Under the Hood: What a Pediatric Dentist, Optometrist and Physician know about your child's health that can super-size his academic progress!

These earache home therapies may help ease the pain while awaiting your doctor's visit.

More and more people like to take their dog in the car on trips; however, dogs like people can get motion sick. There are two ways you can treat their motion sickness.

If an ear or facial piercing is improperly stretched it can result in an array of lifelong problems. Use this article to learn how to treat and prevent complications.

Essential oils are considered to be little miracles in bottles and are helpful in many situations. They lend themselves well to helping with travel aches and pains.

High impact cardio may burn calories, but there's new evidence that it can also damage the inner ear. Find out why high impact exercise may not be safe.

Dog owners who notice head shaking, ear scratching, or tilted head in their pet may be seeing symptoms of ear infection which needs prompt treatment for cure.

Hematomas in dogs are most common in their ears and usually require surgery to correct. The surgery is simple but often causes permanent scarring and weakness of the ear.

One of the most popular dog breeds, the cute appearance of the beagle can belie its hunting characteristics. They make great pets if appropriately trained and cared for.

The study of hearing, balance and related disorder is a career opportunity that is growing rapidly, yet remains largely untapped.

As soon as spring looms, everyone starts warning about outdoor allergens, but it may be time to consider what's inside the home that's causing all the sniffles.

Rabbits are sensitive creatures. If illness goes untreated they can perish very quickly.

It is that time of year once again, as the clocks goes back and the weather gets wintry, that people start to catch colds and flu.

Jala Neti is an ancient technique associated with the practice of Yoga. Modern adherents extol the benefits of sinus irrigation, and research shows they may be right.